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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1969
Page
4
Barry Kalber, 20, of Costenville, died yesterday after his car collided with another vehicle near Parkersburg in Chester County.
In the days before a lunar ceasefire, U S command reports 131 North Vietnamese killed in two battles northeast of Saigon, two American helicopters shot down and four damaged. Allied casualties totaled seven dead and 15 wounded, including five Americans.
Discharged Mrs Norman Mitchell Spring Creek. Mrs Jerome Davis 125 West Congress Street. Mrs Edithe Hunt 183 Ridge Street. Deborah 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Newark Bear June 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Burlingame Spartansburg. Attention Moose members Family night and dance cancelled for February 14 and 21. Final reductions at Carrigs clearance. 416-7-10-13 Popp Osogood See All Way Electric. Th-F-tf.
Mrs. Upperman died last night at the age of 8 in Columbus. She was born in Bloomington in 1880 and lived in Peoria and Dinois before moving to Clymer in 1920 and to Columbus in 1999. Surviving are her husband four daughters seven sons a sister 27 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral services with Rev Ronald Hershberger will be at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p m Saturday. Burial in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus.
About 30 American ground troops faced as many as 500 North Vietnamese fighters. Helicopters evacuated the outmatched GIs as artillery and air strikes fought back. Two U.S. helicopters were lost, total war deaths reaching 2,359. Enemies reportedly retreated toward a base near the Cambodian border 111 miles away. 64 enemy bodies counted. Battle occurred several miles north of Saigon.
At the fourth enlarged peace talks session in Paris, U S ambassador Lodge warned North Vietnam and the Viet Cong that a political settlement cannot be reached amid violence. He urged mutual withdrawal of external forces and deescalation before political issues, while the NLF delegation demanded unconditional U S and satellite-country withdrawal and South Vietnamese self-determination.
A 33 money order dated June 23, 1922 was cashed at Hastings State Hospital by Dick Dobrick the business manager. The heir was found as the couple’s daughter now 57 and a patient at the hospital. she inherited the funds after the death of both spouses.
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